Rooted in our folk culture, it is a custom and living habit passed down by our ancestors through oral and behavioral forms. Folk customs are as vast as smoke, and he includes all aspects of the ancestor's life such as food, clothing, housing, and transportation.
Folk customs can basically be divided into oral folklore, such as colloquialisms, folk songs, etc.; folk customs, such as festival folklore, marriage and funeral folklore, folk beliefs, etc.; material folklore, such as architecture, clothing, food and so on.
But in fact, many folk folk customs are interconnected, for example, we have architectural sayings, there are folk folk songs in folk beliefs and so on.
For example, for example, there is a folk saying that "the corners of the house are not put down, the rich go to the family and the rich are lost", and this saying is the combination of folk beliefs and sayings. So, how do we understand this saying? What is the three non-let go of the fingers?
In fact, this sentence is said that in the corner of the home, some things cannot be placed at will, especially three things cannot be put, otherwise it will lead to "rich walking" and "family wealth loss". Of course, this is just a more exaggerated statement of the old ancestors.
In the final analysis, this saying is actually a taboo culture of the people. Taboo culture is also a form of folk belief. In ancient times, due to low productivity, people could not explain some phenomena in life. Therefore, he is full of fear and reverence for nature, even worship. Therefore, under such a psychological effect, some taboos are also generated.
The so-called "three corners of the house" means that three things cannot be placed in the corner of the house. The reason why I say this is naturally because people continue the reverence for nature in the depths of the ancestors, which has produced such a taboo theory.
So, the so-called "three do not let go" refers to which three do not put?
The so-called "three do not put", one is that there are no messy things; the second is not to put hot things; the third is not to put large cabinets.
The old ancestor believed that these three things, placed in the corner of the house, would affect the so-called "fortune" of the family. But in fact, such a statement is only the subjective imagination of the old ancestors. Objectively speaking, there is no basis for such a statement, and there is no causal relationship between the conditions of the former and the judgment of the latter sentence.
If this is the case, then why did the ancestors have such a statement?
The ancestors pay the most attention to an "auspicious", and whether it is the ancients or today's people, they will pursue wealth and wealth. These are the most simple wishes of the folk ancestors.
Our residence is the place where we spend the longest time in our daily lives, and it is also the place where the ancestors of the people value it most. The place of residence gathers the pursuit of all the good life of the ancestors. "Cai" is one of them.
The corner of the house is one of the locations that the people believe to be related to money in the home. Of course, the corner of the house here is not in any corner of the house, but in the corner of the living room, and on the left hand side of the entrance door. The old ancestor thought that this position, if arranged well, could make the family's wealth roll in.
Therefore, nature will not let this position be disorganized, or hot, and there can be no large cabinets to press here.
The essence of such a saying, or such a custom, is to pursue harmony between people, people and nature, and people and the surrounding environment. In other words, this is also a manifestation of people's pursuit of a better life. Moreover, these folk customs often contain the rich life experience and profound cultural connotations of the ancestors, and we should actively inherit them!